A Blue and White Porcelain JarJoseon dynasty, 18th/19th century
The ovoid jar painted in a dark black-blue cobalt in broad strokes with two equally spaced ogival panels depicting moonlit scenes divided by small bamboo sprays, one panel with a small hut on a promontory beneath mountains with sail boats in the foreground, the other with a similar mountain scene without a hut, a simple short foot painted with a single thick blue line, the flared rim accented en suite.
9 1/8in (23.2cm) high注脚For a jar painted with similar shaped ogival landscape panels, dated to the 18th century from the National Museum of Korea, see Roger Goepper and Roderick Whitfield, Treasures from Korea (British Museum, London 1984), p.179, no.213.